I've heard about this for years, and will search for some of the solutions I've seen. I'm not dealing with this right now, though.
When I did a Google search for "prevent framing", about every other hit was potentially helpful. This one seemed most direct:
http://www.cryer.co.uk/resources/javascript/script1.htm
The down side of the given script is that you can't put that page in a frame either. I suspect there's a simple fix for that. If this isn't sufficient, let us know.
When I worked at Some Big Company, we had tests in our CGI scripts to check that the referrer was one of our servers. Similar concept.
--Don Ellis
At 9:38 AM -0500 3/27/07, Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
I have a client who is concerned that there are other web sites that are taking his content and placing it within frames on their web site as if it were their own. I know I've seen this happen, and I think I've seen "click here if someone has this site framed" buttons or some such. Does anyone know of a way to prevent the pages from being grabbed in a frame to begin with?